Visa Intercontinental Assistance Association on Oct. 22 submitted two trademark apps that hinted at plans of launching a crypto wallet, according to a Twitter put up by trademark attorney Mike Kondoudis.
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- The credit card huge filed programs for non-downloadable software applied “to check out, obtain, store, check, regulate, trade, ship, acquire, transmit, and exchange digital currency, virtual forex, cryptocurrency, digital and blockchain property, and non-fungible tokens.”
- The trademark software also provided filings for software for the “management of digital transactions” and “use as a cryptocurrency wallet.”
- Visa’s filing also highlighted non-fungible tokens (NFTs), referred to as “non-downloadable virtual items, namely, a collectible sequence of non-fungible tokens.”
- The organization also hinted at metaverse ambitions, as it submitted for program “providing virtual environments in which consumers can interact for recreational, leisure or leisure reasons obtainable in the virtual planet.”
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